In January 2008, Duke engineering graduate student Abhijit Mahato was murdered in a random, senseless act of violence. It
has been hard for the Duke community to understand this tragedy and
celebrate Mahato's life, but to give him a commemorative presence, his name is remembered in the form of a fellowship.

His spirit and passion for science, aesthetic beauty and photography, however, are best celebrated with the annual Abhijit Mahato Memorial Lecture and image contest. The images here are the 21 finalists selected from this year's 83 entries. (To see captions, roll cursor over the top of the image.)

In January 2008, Duke engineering graduate student Abhijit Mahato was murdered in a random, senseless act of violence. It
has been hard for the Duke community to understand this tragedy and
celebrate Mahato's life, but to give him a commemorative presence, his name is remembered in the form of a fellowship.

His spirit and passion for science, aesthetic beauty and photography, however, are best celebrated with the annual Abhijit Mahato Memorial Lecture and image contest. The images here are the 21 finalists selected from this year's 83 entries. (To see captions, roll cursor over the top of the image.)

In January 2008, Duke engineering graduate student Abhijit Mahato was murdered in a random, senseless act of violence. It
has been hard for the Duke community to understand this tragedy and
celebrate Mahato's life, but to give him a commemorative presence, his name is remembered in the form of a fellowship.

His spirit and passion for science, aesthetic beauty and photography, however, are best celebrated with the annual Abhijit Mahato Memorial Lecture and image contest. The images here are the 21 finalists selected from this year's 83 entries. (To see captions, roll cursor over the top of the image.)

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In January 2008, Duke engineering graduate student Abhijit Mahato was murdered in a random, senseless act of violence. It
has been hard for the Duke community to understand this tragedy and
celebrate Mahato's life, but to give him a commemorative presence, his name is remembered in the form of a fellowship.

His spirit and passion for science, aesthetic beauty and photography, however, are best celebrated with the annual Abhijit Mahato Memorial Lecture and image contest. The images here are the 21 finalists selected from this year's 83 entries. (To see captions, roll cursor over the top of the image.)